Taylor & Francis are expanding their open access (OA) membership programme and are delighted to announce that memberships will now be applicable to open access books.
OA books are single- or co-authored books, edited collections and conference proceedings published as gold open access. This means that they are freely available to anyone, anywhere.
Open access book content benefits from:
Our OA memberships offer librarians a bespoke solution to support your researchers in their publishing. They simplify the process for authors and give you:
Read on to discover the benefits for your institution or get in touch with our OA team to discuss your needs.
There are many benefits of an OA membership with Taylor & Francis. They include:
Do you want to provide your researchers with OA publishing support and comply with funder and institutional mandates?
Our OA team can work with you to develop a solution which meets your needs.
Prepay money into a fund that allows eligible researchers to publish their book or chapter gold open access in the Taylor & Francis Open Access Books program. BPCs covered by the fund will receive a discount, with the level of discount determined by the amount of money you deposit into your account.
The funds in your prepayment account do not expire and can be withdrawn at any time.
Promote your membership to researchers using your personalized page on Routledge.com.
The page acts as a portal for all open access research from your institution – providing increased visibility for the books and chapters published using membership funds.
We can also include eligibility criteria and other information authors need to publish their book or chapter open access at your institution to help increase awareness of the program.
1. Get in touch with our OA team to discuss your needs.
2. Decide the amount of funds you would like to add to your prepayment account.
3. Once your prepayment account is finalized, the institution will be asked to allocate a central contact who will always be asked to authorise a BPC (to check author affiliation etc) before we make a deduction from the account.
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